The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23
pnlnrn RnnnI rnMMY.
what Has TEAnsplreA In MaasillOn Durf1
the Past Day.

Charles Ricks ia home from GamDie
CJllege.
Addla Pugh Of Warren. is visiting Mis-
Grace Bailey.
The drive pipe Of we'll No. is dOwr
about 80 feet.
The Stark County Bible Society vii
meet July 3rd.
Miss Auna Randall, OF Chicago, is Wis
iting Mrs ]. n. Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mis. g. G. Case, Of Cleveland
Wis ted at the residence CT ] d. Ham
Sunday.
Lawrence Allarding who has been In
Ill health for some time, died this morn
iig at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. George SchuIer and family left
this morning to spend few weeks W1eh
friends At Bellevue.
Brigade Major Wass, Of Alliance. viii
b.. with the Masslllon cORDs OF ths Sal
walton Army on Friday.
FrAak Eva was bound over In the sum
Of 800 hg Jnstice Rogers, for assault
and battery, yesterday.
Th6eeunersl Of Lawrence Allardlng
took place from 81. Joseph's Catholic
church yesterday afternoon.
The dry goods stUnk at Wstkins's
store will bs auoti0ned OF this week,
commencing Monday svsing.
Miss E1pnemis Pile. Of Ashland,
spsnE last week at the residence Of HRr
man Pile, on fremont street.
A nine-rOOmed house for rent on o r.
ner Of East and Chestnut streets. IN
quIreOf Henry r. 6ibllA Ur Frank Sibila.
The 8. of v. have arranged everything
so .hsi all will have good time. Go
with the boys tomorrow and enjoy
yourself.
Mrs. Fred Albright and sister. Miss
Amelia Buehl, returned home last even
ing from q visit to Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Arrangements sIe being made by the
different GJrman organizations TO have
the largest celebration eV held on the
Fourth OF July.
The annual reunion of the order Of
G. n. B, AS Of the State Of Ohio will be
held at Cottage Grove July q. Excur
sion train will run on all roads.
The hours for services at st. Mary's
Church will be changed next Sunday.
First mass at a. NJ, second mass at 9
q. N. The fjrmer hours we're 8 and ~
a. N.
A small blaze broke out on the roof
of Frank ROltzbsck's house. on North
Mill street, Saturday evening sbout 7
O'Clock, which was promptly extin.
guisbOd BY tha ire department. The
fire orig mated from defective aue.
Mr.. 0. UhlendOrf, representing the
NaSsillOn Ma, ,OraI Gas and Oil Co., was
~ FlndlAy yesterday, aud employed K
N. Mccoy to shcOt we'll number 3, for
the sum Of $l25 90. The material will
be brought over land and the time the
work will be done can not be stated.
Mr.. John List, proprietor OF the Main
street meat market, met with painful
accident which will cOnfine him to the
house for several days. While out buy
ing stock yesterday, about three miles
west Of MsSsill0n, the strap OF the neck
yoke broke, letting the pole to the
ground which upset the wagon. MIR.
List was thrown out and had his collar
bone broken, besides receiving other In
jQries.
The house of Ill fame known as the
Red Front on Jarvis street was raided
by the officers Sunday morning at one
O'Clock, and the pr0prletress, one girl
and eight men pulled. Mrs. Brown, the
prOprietress, was ined $50 for keeping
house Of i'll fame; the girl, Maud Cole,
S. for residing In the mouse. aud the
men from 81 to So for treQuenting o
house Of III fame. Anna Wilson, one OF
the girls who escaped, was arrested
Sunday afternoon, and this morning
was assessed the cost for being drunk
In default of which she was locked up.
The mystery of the disappearance of
Lincoln Grabill is partially cleared Dy q
letter received from Postmaster Chap
man, Of Long Bottom. The letter was
sent TO tho Mas, ill0n Postmaster and
stated that the body Of one armed
young man, was fOu0d floating In the
river on the IL h., about i've miles from
where the accident happened, which
corresponds to the missing boy. He also
states that the authorities did no. know
OF the accident until the 15th., when
they saw an account OF II In the CinCin-
natl papers. Nothing was found about
the body to Identify 1t. About 1923 90
were found on the body. Mr.. jacob
6ratill, the father Of the boy, left this
lULuluk w AhNOobAkhbO 0hA ~ ROooANAO
bring the remains home.
An accident occurred to Andrew He'll.
Inc, an employe at the Warthorst stone
quarry, yesterday, by which he may
lose his foot Helllne was upon one car
which, with others were moving at q
pretty fast rate Of speed. When the
time came to stop, the brake proved de-
fsctive and the car moved upon the
other with q bump. causing the stone to
shift and 1t csught Helline's foot. The
bone OF the instep is badly broken. He
suffered with severe pain yesterday, but
the physicians thought they might pos
sibly save the foot. This morning they
decided IL was necessary to amputate
the foot to save his life. The foot will
be taken off at the ankle.
Uessrs. Reed s. Co., proprietors Of the
Eottllng works, have announced their
intention OF building q new glass fac
tory, and have ii completed by SeDtem-
ber. The new building will be almost
q counterpart of the present one, facing
on Canal street east Of the present one.
The new building will be 66x66 and
contain FIVE pots. They at present en-
piOyon hundred men, and this enlarge.
ment will increase the force to two
hundred. The firm has orders ahead
for four months, and as all glass factor
tories must close down June 30 to Sep
tember l, they viii be still further be
hind. The same line Of goods will be
made In the new factory.
We give below the program Of the
graduating class Of the MassilIOn High
School for 1887. The class numbers ff
teen this year, agd is composed Of three
boys and twelve girls. Tha exercises
commence at eight o'clock, the music
hns,, Rrwolahast no Aha uArua0nia Or.